ConferenceCommitteePartyWhipinhabitsthe state inwhich theyrepresentpigeonhole7 yearscitizencracking2/3not allowed inCongressbecause itviolatesfreedom ofspeechgive thepeoplewhat theywantfederalmoney for ahometownprojecttalking a billto death onlypossible inthe senate2 perstatefor thingsto be wellthoughtoutmaking anew mapto reflectpopulationtaken every 10years to countpeople andmake plans forthe stateCloturepackinglowerhouseupperhouseif thePresidentrefuses abilla person whohas alreadyheld politicaloffice25Wheremostbills die30ConferenceCommitteePartyWhipinhabitsthe state inwhich theyrepresentpigeonhole7 yearscitizencracking2/3not allowed inCongressbecause itviolatesfreedom ofspeechgive thepeoplewhat theywantfederalmoney for ahometownprojecttalking a billto death onlypossible inthe senate2 perstatefor thingsto be wellthoughtoutmaking anew mapto reflectpopulationtaken every 10years to countpeople andmake plans forthe stateCloturepackinglowerhouseupperhouseif thePresidentrefuses abilla person whohas alreadyheld politicaloffice25Wheremostbills die30

Congress Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Conference Committee
  2. Party Whip
  3. inhabits the state in which they represent
  4. pigeon hole
  5. 7 years citizen
  6. cracking
  7. 2/3
  8. not allowed in Congress because it violates freedom of speech
  9. give the people what they want
  10. federal money for a hometown project
  11. talking a bill to death only possible in the senate
  12. 2 per state
  13. for things to be well thought out
  14. making a new map to reflect population
  15. taken every 10 years to count people and make plans for the state
  16. Cloture
  17. packing
  18. lower house
  19. upper house
  20. if the President refuses a bill
  21. a person who has already held political office
  22. 25
  23. Where most bills die
  24. 30